A teenager robbed a 21-year-old woman at gunpoint, taking her car and belongings in St. Louis; later, the vehicle was found nearby due to an engaged parking brake.

A man robbed a Commerce Bank in Lindenwood Park, St. Louis, with police now investigating the crime. No suspect has been named, and no injuries reported.

The University of South Florida is hosting a webinar on work zone safety for law enforcement and government personnel, supported by an FHWA grant, focusing on traffic control, roles, and safety practices.

MoDOT warns of daily disruptions on northbound MO-7 from March 11th to June 20th due to ADA sidewalk improvements, advising motorists to expect delays and remain vigilant.

A woman was shot in the knee during a botched robbery in Dutchtown while attempting to buy marijuana arranged over social media. No arrests have been made and the police investigation is ongoing.

St. Louis is experiencing a warming trend with clear skies and temperatures rising into the 60s and 70s. After a chilly morning, the rest of the week promises sunny days and mild nights, with a slight chance of showers by Thursday night.

There's a perplexing case of missing person Jason McKay in the local community, with his car found abandoned on a bridge and police seeking information.

A fight in Central West End resulted in a shooting that injured three. A 19-year-old woman was arrested after discharging a firearm during the altercation.

St. Louis police seek a suspect for vandalism at the Probation & Parole Building, with over $1,000 in damage. A photo was released to aid in the search.

Two men face wire fraud charges for embezzling over $1.4 million from a Grantwood restaurant, using company funds for personal luxuries. They have pleaded not guilty.

St. Louis County man pleads guilty to charges of dogfighting, involving hosting events and training dogs for fights.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mild weather for St. Louis with a warming trend, clear skies, and temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to the low 70s.

The ESS Team is set to improve 20 bridges in Missouri's Southwest District, involving replacing 14 and rehabilitating 6, with work starting in 2025 and ending in 2027 at a cost of $38 million.